Liverpool F.C. Crest

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The first Liverpool F.C. Crest was introduced in 1950, following the 1950 FA Cup Final. There have been a total of eight different crests, with the only mainstay being the Liver bird, a symbol synonymous with the city of Liverpool.

This crest was introduced to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the club's establishment. It was the first to feature the year in which the club was established, the first to feature the artwork of the Shankly Gates and also the first to feature the words of the club song, 'You'll Never Walk Alone.'